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I didn’t have any problem with the vaccine either, and the vast majority of people don’t...although I can see a principled objection to being forced to take it, especially for a disease with a 99.8% survival rate for people under 70 and even in people over that age, was lethal mostly to people over 80 who already had under a one-year life expectancy (because of other problems, such as Alzheimers, heart failure, etc.).

However, I don’t have any general objections to vaccines, I figured it wasn’t likely to be much more lethal than the many other vaccines I have had during my life, and if it kept people happy, fine.

But just today...Fauci came out and said we’ll all need a third shot and Pfizer said they’re preparing a “booster” for the fall.

This is insane and out of control.

All viral diseases mutate, and that’s why the flu shot is offered every year. They choose the two most prevalent flu viruses in Europe, which is the vector pattern for flu (moving from East to West), and develop a vaccine based on those. Sometimes it’s effective, sometimes not. I’m sure there are probably some adverse reactions, but we never hear about them. An adverse reaction is always possible with any vaccine.

But this creation of hysteria about a relatively mild disease on the one hand and the creation of fear about the fairly ordinary vaccine on the other, topped off by the announcement that we are all going to “need” another dose, is illogical and completely nuts.